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Your Microsoft workspace, connected to Praktik
Ask Praktik about a client’s emails, find the agreement in SharePoint and check what colleagues agreed in Teams. Then prepare an Outlook draft with the relevant attachment.
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Your Microsoft workspace, connected to Praktik
Ask Praktik about a client’s emails, find the agreement in SharePoint and check what colleagues agreed in Teams. Then prepare an Outlook draft with the relevant attachment.
Notifications from Praktik agents: by email and in the app
We’re working on agent notifications. If Praktik finds a problem while reviewing a contract or needs clarification, it will be able to let you know by email or in the app.
Scheduled chats: set the task once, come back to the results
You don’t need to re-enter the same instructions for a morning transaction briefing or regular legal research. Save your instructions and choose a time. Praktik starts a new chat that you can continue working in.
Summer recap
A quick recap of Praktik’s summer updates: projects, an improved agent, better document handling, tabular analysis, Word and Outlook add-ins, and new integrations.
How credits work in Praktik
Subscription credits renew every month, while extra credits do not expire. We explain what uses credits and how you stay in control of costs.
How we calculate costs: tokens and credits
We receive many questions about how we calculate costs, what credits are, and what tokens are. Here is a short explanation.
When AI sees more than humans: hidden text in legal documents
White text can remain invisible to a person while still being processed by AI. Praktik can now detect it directly in chat.
Praktik 2.0: agent platform, new billing, and AI academy
Praktik is transitioning to an agent platform. In this article, we explain what is changing in the agent's work, why we are adjusting the billing, and what the Praktik AI academy will bring.
237 decisions in 4 hours: what an analysis by the Majerník & Miháliková law firm revealed
The Majerník & Miháliková law firm tested what happens when, instead of manually reading dozens of decisions, you process the entire dataset at once—and the result speaks for itself.